You have to be abit more specific. How low is low?

I scored 560

Also, you didn't post a question...

I want to know the options available to me with this score. I have done masters in French and have the teaching experience of more than 7 years in a private university. Thats how I m looking for Canada. Universities I wish to apply in are Rotman, HEC, NUS or NTU.

I think you're a longshot at all of those schools with a 560 GMAT score. Average at NUS, NTU, and Rotman is 650+. By HEC did you mean HEC Montreal? If that's the case you're a bit more competitive there, but still well under the average GMAT score, which tends to be 620-630.

Just re-do it. That simple. I am going for my third try next month.

If I go for another test, I should give by what time so that I get time to prepare LOR and SOP and IELTS exam too. I wish to submit my application by Round 2. I would also like to know the practice source from where I should prepare. I have done the course of Jamboree and gave all the prep test too and in all the tests my score was in the range of 620-700.
Thanks

[quote]If I go for another test, I should give by what time so that I get time to prepare LOR and SOP and IELTS exam too. I wish to submit my application by Round 2. I would also like to know the practice source from where I should prepare. I have done the course of Jamboree and gave all the prep test too and in all the tests my score was in the range of 620-700.
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Graduate education is a serious investment, or time, money, emotions and other resources. It would be wise of you to allow sufficient time, do some research - and not rush into things.

By what time should you take the GMAT? Depends - doesn't it ? How soon do you think you can prepare yourself to overcome your weaknesses in gmat? Take the test, when you are ready.

Try searching for Manhattan GMAT series, I believe it would be much more useful than any local study material.

Thanks to all !!